Gross US & Canada
$836,536
Opening weekend US & Canada
$163,789
Gross worldwide
$7,527,030
Gross US & Canada
$836,536
Opening weekend US & Canada
$163,789
Gross worldwide
$7,527,030
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By Shane 2022-12-31 21:21:38
To be politically correct, one can be partial to one side's remarks?
Individuals are more interested in such topics. "Anti-Terrorism Suspicion" reflects the expansion and abuse of the power of the US counter-terrorism agency after 9/11, and the "Torture Report" reflects the use of torture (enhanced interrogation techniques) in the US anti-terrorism struggle. But after watching the film, my doubts increased, and I even began to consider the rationality and necessity of the Guantanamo prison.
1. Is Slashi guilty?
By Shania 2022-12-27 04:33:33
The Flower of Human Civilization-"Mauritanians"
Today we will talk about the movie "The Mauritanian".
The film title The Mauritanian / Guantanamo Diary / Prisoner 760 (2021), alias The...
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By Chase 2023-09-12 21:12:34
The subject matter is very good, the angle is also good, and the performance is of a high standard, but the story is a bit broken, the rhythm is a bit off, and the narrative details are not quite...
By Jaime 2023-09-09 17:45:10
I feel that the filming is still a bit simple, except that the real-life situation at the end of the film is more shocking and helpless, it is difficult to leave any deeper...
By Ken 2023-09-08 15:51:25
This lineup could have been very...
By Andreanne 2023-09-04 18:34:38
Jodie Foster is so...
By Ivory 2023-08-26 05:47:03
7 points. The story of a prisoner in Guantanamo after 9/11. His male protagonist was captured by the U.S. government without evidence, and is one of the tortured prisoners in the Guantanamo torture incident. Thanks to the tireless efforts of his defense lawyers, he remained behind bars for 14 years after the prosecution officer in his case dropped the prosecution for lack of evidence. Just watching the torture episodes in the movie is very irritating, but the male protagonist can survive...
Nancy Hollander: Well, when I defended someone charged with rape, nobody called me a rapist. When I defended someone charged with murder, nobody dug around my backyard. But when someone is accused of terrorism, people like you seem to think that that's different. It's not. When I stand by my client and I insist that he get a fair hearing, I'm not just defending him, I'm defending you and me. The constitution doesn't have an asterisk at the end that says : "Terms and conditions apply."
Nancy Hollander: You can't win a case if you don't believe your own shit.
Teri Duncan: Fuck... he fucking confessed.
Nancy Hollander: To what?
Teri Duncan: To everything. To financing 911, to hijacking the planes, he fucking ordered spreadsheets, inner workings of Al Qu'aida. Why didn't he tell us that he confessed?
Nancy Hollander: That's not the first time in history that a client's lied to his lawyers.
Teri Duncan: Look at this, look at his one - he admits to acquiring explosives to blow up LAFs. The millennium plot?
Nancy Hollander: What's your point?
Teri Duncan: He's guilty! He's fucking guilty!
Nancy Hollander: [shrugs] Maybe he is. He still has a right to counsel.
Teri Duncan: I'm not saying he doesn't, I'm saying that he helped to kill 3000 civilians and we're doing everything we can to get him out.
Nancy Hollander: We're doing our job.
Teri Duncan: I did bake sales for his legal fund! That's not a part of my job. My dad told me I'm not welcome home for thanksgiving, that's not a part of my job.
Nancy Hollander: Get out.
Teri Duncan: What?
Nancy Hollander: You want turkey and pumpkin pie with mom and dad and uncle Joe? Go on, get out. Go home. You can't win a case if you don't believe your own shit.
Teri Duncan: I'm not trying to...
Nancy Hollander: [interrups] Stop fucking wasting my time! Get out.